Meet Deanna S-Denver

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Meet The Forte Team

Welcome to what will be a reoccurring feature in our blog. We will be showcasing our team members and asking them questions about their modeling careers. It is our hope that you will get to know our amazing ladies more personally. Knowing who they are and where they have come from will definitely help you in choosing who to select for your events. We desire to make your selection process easy when searching for convention models and staffing for your upcoming event.

Deanna S has been working with Forte Models since 2015. This amazing model came to us with a very impressive and versatile resume. She is a model, actress, dancer, stilt walker, podcaster, and television hostess to name a few of her talents. Studies show that hiring an exceptional trade show model can increase your show productivity dramatically. Models like Deanna know how to generate leads, sell products, consult and of course, create a memorable experience for your prospects. Forte Models looks forward to enjoying many future opportunities with Deanna. We are profoundly proud to represent Deanna nationwide. Meet Deanna S-Denver by checking out her portfolio at https://orlandomodelagent.com/atlanta-trade-show-models-deanna-s/

Our next question to you is, can you afford to not secure Deanna for your next show? You won’t have to second guess yourself if you reach out to us today! You’ll definitely see the difference between Forte and all the rest.

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In conclusion, working together is simple. Give us a call or contact us through the website. One of our experienced event managers will coordinate a FREE consultation and customize a lead generating package that meets your goals. Call today and book a spectacular model like our spotlight model for March 2022, Sarah D!

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We asked Deanna some questions about her career, and this is what she said!

Q1: How long have you been modeling, and how did you get started?

DS: I have been working as a professional model for about 8 years. My first dreams of modeling started when I was seventeen. I was taking my senior pictures, and I thought, “Wow, this is so much!!” Getting paid for such a thing wasn’t even on my radar at the time. Without a doubt, I knew I loved being in front of the camera.

Q2: What is the most difficult thing about being a model?

DS: In my opinion, the most difficult thing is “aging out” of a certain “type” or category. Early in my career, I was a swimwear model for Body Glove, and I did that for a long time. Although I am quite fit, I don’t look like a 23-year-old-surfer-chick anymore. That transition was hard for me, and I wasn’t ready to start wearing one pieces to do mommy-n-me catalogs.

Recently, I booked a great swimwear shoot at age 31 with BlissOn Swimwear. https://www.bliss-on.com/ My swimsuit modeling days are not over yet! Professional swimsuit modeling is one of the many fun things that I got to do, but it’s not the only thing I do. There are lots of things that make me beautiful and unique. I want to celebrate those things every day, regardless of what type of jobs I am booking at the time.

Q3: What is your favorite thing about being a model?

DS: I love making meaningfull connections with people. Not to mention, I also enjoy surprising people when they find out I also teach and perform improv comedy!

Q4: Has modeling taken you to any exotic locations or places you’ve only dreamed of going to?

DS: Yes! Modeling led to my TV Show Host audition for Fox Sports. This show allowed me to travel all over, including Key West, Florida (see clip below)! I also worked for an entertainment company as a Party Motivator. This job took me to one of the most breathtaking islands I’ve ever seen, Saint Kitts/Nevis.

Q5: What is your favorite project or event you have worked on?

DS: One project that stands out was my first principal role in a national commercial for Flipp. I thought I was going to shoot in a green screen studio. There was no way that I was going to stand in a tiny boat in the middle of an ocean, right? Boy, was I wrong. I found out day of the shoot that we were shooting everything on location, with a real boat in a real ocean. It was exhilarating! And BONUS: I got to work on my balance that week!
(See clip below)